We cherish the building's history and strive to provide a comfortable stay. Nippon Housing Development Co., Ltd. is a company engaged in town planning and building production. We operate this property while carefully preserving the unique charm of Maruizumiya-cho. We are dedicated to creating clean, safe spaces where our guests can feel, "I'm glad I stayed here." Should you have any concerns, please feel free to let us know.

A luxurious moment blending into Kyoto's everyday life. Just beyond the bustling streets, nestled in a neighborhood where you can feel history's breath, lies Maruizumiya-cho. To the west lies the Takase River, to the east the Kamo River. Step outside, and the Minamiza Theater, Pontocho, and Gion district are right there. After exploring historic sites and delicious restaurants, relax in our quiet rooms as if returning to your own home. We wholeheartedly assist you in fully enjoying Kyoto's history, culture, and cuisine, not just sightseeing. We look forward to welcoming you.

Discover the Heart of Kyoto: Around Maruizumiya-cho Stay in the most vibrant yet serene part of Kyoto. Nestled between the Kamo River and Takase River, our location offers the perfect blend of historical charm and modern convenience. 1. Scenic Riverside Walks • Kamo River (1-min walk): Enjoy a morning jog or a peaceful evening stroll. In summer, experience "Kawayuka" (riverside dining decks), a unique Kyoto tradition. • Takase River: A historic canal lined with cherry blossoms in spring and illuminated cafes at night. 2. Traditional Culture & Geisha Districts • Gion & Pontocho (5-10 min walk): Explore the iconic stone-paved alleys. You might even spot a Geiko or Maiko heading to an evening appointment. • Minamiza Theatre: Japan’s oldest Kabuki theatre is just around the corner, showcasing stunning traditional architecture. 3. Iconic Temples & Shrines (Walking Distance) • Yasaka Shrine: The spiritual heart of Gion, beautiful when lit up at night. • Kiyomizu-dera Temple: A UNESCO World Heritage site reachable through the atmospheric Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka slopes. • Kennin-ji Temple: The oldest Zen temple in Kyoto, famous for its magnificent "Twin Dragons" ceiling painting. 4. Food & Shopping • Nishiki Market: Known as "Kyoto's Kitchen," this 400-year-old market is perfect for street food and local souvenirs. • Kawaramachi Area: The city's main shopping district is just a short walk away, offering everything from high-end boutiques to local crafts. Why Guests Love This Area: "Everything is within walking distance! You can enjoy the nightlife in Pontocho and wake up to a quiet riverside sunrise."